The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15
surID ouKsfs
rrw TRAIN
without Any Demonstration the Party
Arrives. q

Shortly before , O'Clock, while most oI
the pUsenger- WIRE busying themselves in
the cabin ladies arranging their hangs,
dppery, ETC., and gentlemen taking SHY
glanccs nj mirrors with their hats of,
smoothing their hair, t%wirling moustachcs,
etc. there was n shout raised by those on
the outside. The train had appeared. In.
Stanuy there WIS n rurh In the cabin aud
lower decks. Some wcrr unfortunate
enough to get rear positions, and they suf.
Tered q luSs " temper a. u certain extent.
The next move visible was by Col. X. y.
looncy, tho lion. u. VI. Estes, Capt. John
u. Adnms, Senator lsham q. Harris and
Chairman Napoleon lin. A landing
wss effected bard alongside the
Transfer steamer, aud the above
gvntlcmcn lrit the Kate Adams, walked
acruSs the forward part OF the transfer
steamer to the presidential train, which
Ind been put aboard that steamer for
transfer acruSs the rivcr.
A. the committee hcsitatci ON deck be-.
fore making their presence known 10 tina
occupants ~ the train, all eyes on the
Kate Adams we're eagerly penetrating
every open car window. In the middle
window 81 the ~. T. c. the travelling
home II Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland, q anr
and beautiful design II white flowers wcrr
seen, aud caused the ladies 10 ~ into &C..
~Stacicz, aud each one ~ secretly
wish she was the iirSt lady oi tho land.
Through q forward window of the aane
cnr could be seen a laryc and porly grn.
tlcman presumably the President him.
self standing bciuT u luokingg GLARS, and,
Ia all appearance, very busy. In TACT he
rcmindod the spectators ~ the nervous,
hdguty movements OF q lady with only live
minutes 10 mach u hall room hrlurr tho
fun began, ~ Tar ~ known, thc.n me
liminaiy mancuycrs ~ preparation VEN
made 10y the gentleman Ufrmd Ia.
Finally the party wus rady Ia bc NJ
cciNcd, and the committee filed into the
eat, Senator Harris ilfsi, thlloWcd by Mr..
llil, judge Eslrs, Col. lbuucy aud Can't.
Adams respectively. Tor q moment all
WIS uncertainty aud tbc brai excursion.
lists hold their hrcath. 11iru the dcnnu.
mcntl 4 medium sized gentleman. hrav.
ily moustlchcl, VIII .wli,o ruNat aud
high collar, light mi,ciiue snit and black
Derby hat, vm'ncd. hmm his manner.
luunly, Independent aud uppann,ly
ubiiNiuus uI surrounding. one would sup.
l'@r INN in hc the general m1uip't. Aud
they wcr not mistaken. n was Col
nlnicl : lamont. Hb "gut a
move ON him. irum tho siari. and
was comfortably luvi)ni on thr Kgio
Adams hclprc the President. Who followed
him, i,it his ear. Mr. cleveland rnrnrI
arm In uuu with Col nm Mn. Cleveland
With senator Harris. Co... Villas With col
! nOnCy, NH Wins with cart Adams. md
Mr. H~gll with u A. EtcA Asthr,
reached thD deck OF the Adams. thu IbirE |
u.lW guards and youa,rs. who Ven
stationed nn the lower deck. clmc Ia
pnH.ut arms four m,why. ui the latter I
company dvuping Ia th,lf knees. Cheers
went MP lrhIh' every thr,tt, the bapl
struck Q lively air aud thc par,y assembled
q" the cabin UpOhs ihyir np.
hl1ncc every gcnilcmln's bead
WIS uncovered, aud every eve
followed thpm iuicnily.
The di''mru -hcd party moved hr.lly
70 ihc mar end n The latics' cabin. pprrd
ns.llcs IN row Tor TIC ~prrsaruinn-
JOS q buuh lu The slaughter. us II vpr,-
OF Shaking hands with che 200 " nom